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An Echo From the Sea

An Echo from the Sea This old ship rode the Atlantic swells like a swan in a pond and her crew were dead, perhaps not at the time, but they are now, generations of sailors boarding her, using her as a place of sanctuary on their way to a destination unknown to them. And one by one, overcome by life they died and drifted on the sea of broken life- belts to the Saragossa where mist of sorrow covers the bleak shoreline of ruin and the ship that rust on a reef; and the seamen were dead perhaps not at the time, but they are now, in my mind they are a sepia damaged photo of forgotten moments.

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